The Nullification Crisis of 1832

The chapter explores the tense political climate after Andrew Jackson's win in 1828, focusing on the Southern opposition to tariffs and the resulting nullification crisis in 1832. It discusses the intense debate between state rights and federal authority, culminating in a showdown between Jackson and Vice President Calhoun. The narrative portrays the high stakes and fervent emotions involved in the conflict, ultimately leading to a resolution through strong and uncompromising words.

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